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Learn Indian Polity: Must Read Articles Indian Constitution (basics) •. Indian Constitution (topics in the same order) The below mentioned posts follow the same order of and hence we strongly suggest all aspirants to follow the same for easy comprehension. Then build your concepts with respect to the three organs of the state, ie Executive, Legislature and Judiciary by reading the posts below. Executive • Legislature • • •. • • • Fundamental Rights •. • Center-State Relations •. Local Self Government • Policies, Bills and Acts (Statutes) •.

• Governance •. Social Justice •. What should you understand by the term Polity? For ease of convenience it’s always mentioned as polity, but UPSC syllabus for Prelims elaborate this topics in a few more words, ie. “Indian Polity and Governance – Constitution, Political System, Panchayati Raj, Public Policy, Rights Issues, etc.” Undoubtedly, Constitution is the most important topic under Indian Polity.

Apart from that new bills, laws, governance issues etc. Should also be studied. Books to Study Indian Polity • is a really useful book for all stages of examinations. • – A much more authoritative text on Indian polity. Good reference material for Supreme Court judgments, but beginners may find it tough. • Class 11 and 12 NCERT textbook of Political Science, especially, ‘Indian Constitution at work’. Additional Books for IAS Mains For polity, governance, social justice and foreign relations topics for mains, certain new books are available in the market.

Links for them are given below. • (Arihant Manual – GS2). • (Governance – GS2). • (Foreign Policy – GS2). • (Foreign Policy – GS2). Our approach and advice!